Methods, Systems, and Devices for Producing a Heat Pump
AssigneeREbound Technology LLC
InventorRussell Muren
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Abstract
Methods, systems, and/or devices are provided for producing a heat pump. In some embodiments, the heat pump may be driven by low temperature heat. The methods, systems, and devices may include tools and techniques for: precipitating a first material, where heat may be released from the precipitated first material; cooling the precipitated first material; dissolving the cooled precipitated first material into a second material to create a dissolved mixture, where heat may be absorbed into the mixture; and/or separating the first material and the second material from the dissolved mixture.
Claims21
A method of producing a heat pump comprising:
- precipitating a first material, wherein a first heat is released from the precipitated first material;
- cooling the precipitated first material;
- dissolving the cooled precipitated first material into a second material to create a dissolved mixture, wherein a second heat is absorbed into the mixture;
- and
- separating the first material and the second material from the dissolved mixture.
A system for producing a heat pump comprising:
- means for precipitating a first material, wherein a first heat is released from the precipitated first material;
- means for cooling the precipitated first material;
- means for dissolving the cooled precipitated first material into a second material to create a dissolved mixture, wherein a second heat is absorbed into the mixture;
- and
- means for separating the first material and the second material from the dissolved mixture.
A system for producing a heat pump comprising:
- a precipitator configured to:
- precipitate a first material, wherein a first heat is released from the precipitated first material;
- cooling the precipitated first material;
- and
- dissolve the cooled precipitated first material into a second material to create a dissolved mixture, wherein a second heat is absorbed into the mixture;
- and
- a separator configured to separate the first material and the second material from the dissolved mixture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.